The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-11-12
Jesse Harmon captured a tar

ut on exhibition in the harnes
shop. This is the first one captur
ed in Idaho. DR.. Galloway ad
vances the theory that it is an i'm
migrant from drought stricken
Texas. -
Regular services at the school
house every two weeks, conducted
by Rev. r. NJ. 'Gwinn, the school
trustees having granted permission
to use the building. The first SER
vice will be held on the evening of
the goth inst, when arrangements
will be made for the organization
of an M. E. church in Caldwell.
Persons having letters are request
ed to be present and present them.
Little g. Blatchley have their
large new room filled to overflow
ing with one of the largest as well
as one of the finest stocks of drugs
and stationery ever brought to
Idaho. And their trade this fall
has been immense. Their jobbing
department has reached mammoth
proportions, while their retail trade
is something marvellous. They
carry the finest line of wines and
liquors that money can buy, and
their elegant stock of cigars are
second to none in the market.
Of their large and complete line of
pure, fresh drugs and the efficiency
of their prescription clerk, nothing
need be said. Their stationery |
stock is large and complete in every
detail. They carry everything
from the cheapest blotter to the
finest stationery, and make blank
books of all kinds a specially.
They also pride themselves on their
'ull and complete stock of wall
paper, borders and ceiling decora-
ions. Call and examine their
tock before purchasing elsewhere.
Perhaps the most brutal attempt
It murder in the history of the
omewhat notorious Sucker Creek
vas enacted recently, short ac-
cunt Of which we gave last week.
lartin Chrisman and Joseph Ran
y have had more or less trouble
or some time past over land, Raney
aving jumped a part Chrisman's
anch. The matter was finally
ettled in favor of Chrisman by the
and Office, and since that time
,aney has entertained the most
ltense hatred for his successful
val, and has been heard to make
lreats against his life. On about r
le 1st inst. Chrisman rose about >
lnrise, mounted a mule and went a
drive some stock out of his field.
ome hours after he returned COW {
ed with blood and cut and man c
ed in horrible manner. One of {
s ears was cut completely in two c
I'd Tapped down on his cheek, +
nile his head was frightfully cut
ID his skull fractured in a num- :
r of places. He was Unconscious
d nothing could be learned from y.
"a. The traces we're folloTed ITO, ?.
lich showed that Mr.. Chrisman H
d been knocked off his mule sss
ia rock from behind, and after GO g;
ng down had been beaten on the 20 20
I'd repeatedly with large stone. ,,1
was then dragged some distance FIX FIX
| thrown into sort of slough, gu,
"a the bank of which large Go,
mes were hurled down upon his Tea
ID and body and dirt caved TIL
vn upon him, as though to bury III
4, and evidently left for dead.
hough unconscious Mr.. Chris n
n still had life enough to crawl IN
Of his living grave to his own
+ yard, where he was found.
lical aid was summoned, and
lough in a very pecarious con- Ri
on, he may possibly live. At flo
accounts he had not yet re- M;
led consciousness. Joe Raney, W.
HON everything points as the tv
ty man, has left the country ~